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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16

- IOE NSubSN iOI sSLtlSuSDL
and il you do so assume, by what course
of reasoning 60 you arrive at such con-
clusion? l called upon the Governor il
my letter for construction OF this Sec
ton Of the lsw, asserting that the Pan
handle lands were in demand for settle
ment. In your reply you failed to re-
spond to this request, but you make this
important admission: "The necessity for
having these lands classified is almost
universe! throughout the state where cry
Of them are located. From e. Paso to
Bowie, and from the lower Rio Grande to
the Panhandle come adviCes thst set
tiers are awaiting classification"
This confirms my assertion that these
lands are in demand for purposes of set
Element. Well then, the interested pub
lie would like to know how the COmmis-
siOner can, under his oath OF office, lease
out these lands. Let US follow W. this
SUBJECT. You say that sll land W.T. be
classed as agricultural which is smooth
enough to be plowed and fertile enough
to be productive" which Is satisfactory
to us. You have been n the Panhandle
and must acknowledge thai according TO
that standard, most of this country will
be ciassed as agricultural land. Let US
again refer to the law. Section %
reads: "The Commissioner Of the Gen
ersl Land ONCE, under the direction Of
the Governor, may withhold from lease
any agricultural lands necessary for par
poses of settlement, OR, in mis- discretion,
he may lease such agricultural lands il
small quantities for less term tnan five
years, IS the public interest AMI develop
msnt of the country may seem to require,
and no agricultural lands sF.all be LEASED
If in theiudgment o. theCoT missioner the!
may be in Immediate deTAand for settle
ment, but suc1 lands shall be helt
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Qua LITTLE GRAspcH11n
CLEANSED, PURIFIED, AND BEAUTIFIED BY
THE CCTICURA REMEDIES

II affords rne pleasure to give you this report of the
cure Of our little grandchild by your CUr1cuRA RENE
DIES. "heh SIX months old his left hand began to
swell and had every appearance of a large boil We
poultlced It, but all to purpose About five months
after it became running sore. Soon other sores
formed He then had two of them on each hand and
as the oiood became more and more impure it took
less tnne LOT them to break out. came on the
chin beneath the under lip which was very offensive
His heaa.was one solid scab dschargipg q great de.l
1nis was his condition at twenty two months old
when undertook the of him. his mother HAVING,
uea when he was little more than year old of con-
Sumption tscrofula, Of course) He could walk little
but could not get up if he fell down. and could not
move when in bed, having no use of his hands Ii,nne
diately commenced with the CUT1CURA REaED1rs
using the CuTIcuRA and CUTIcURA SOAP freely and
"hen ne had taken one bottle of the CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, his head was completely cured and he was
improved in every way. We were very much enconr
aeeo ana continued the of the Remedies for wear
sno max one sore after another healed bony mat
sei forming In each one of these five deep ones Just
before healing which would finally grow loose and
we're taken out then they would heal rapidly One of
these ugly bone formations preserved After taking
dozen ana half bottles he was completely cured
ana now at the age of six years strong and healthy
child The scars on his hands must ALWAYS remain.
hls hands strong, though we once feared no would
never be able to use them All that physicians did for
him did him no good. All who saw the child before
USING the C0T1cURA REMEDIES. and see the child now
consider it wonderful If the above facts ara Of
any use " you, you are at liberty to use them
MRS. f. S. BRIGGS
May y, 1883. 6l2 E. Clay St, Bloomington Ill
The child was really in a worse condition tlan be
appeared to his grandmother, who, being with him
every day, became accustomed to the disease
MAGGIE HOPPING.
CurIcURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere CUr1-
CURA. the great Skin Cure 80 cts CUT1cURA SOAP an
exquisite Skin Beautifer, % cts; CUT1cURA RE-
SOLVENT the new Blood Purifier, 81 Prepared by the
POTTER DRUa AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston
SEND FOR "HOw TO CURE SKIN DISEASES
Itching. scaly, Pimply aud Oily Skin bsauti6ed by
CCTICURA SOAP.
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The Parks Must be Prosec,} 4. 8

4 FLOWER THIEF CAUGHT AND FNKD1
Mr.. Charles White, jr., who lives at the corner
OF Massachusetts, avenue and sixth street north
east, has large parking IN front OF his premises
which is covered with beautiful flowers, including
q bed OF hyacinths. During the past week the
beauty Of the garden plat has been defaced by
boys who stole about $40 worth OF flowers. Last
night Mr. White determined to catch the thieves
About eight O'Clock small colored boy entered
cinths when MI. White cOlared him and turned
him over to the police. This morning in the Police
Court the boy, who gave his name as Henry Nor
ris was charged with trespaSs. Mr.. White gave
his testimony. MI. Padgett said that as this
defendant was boy, he supposed = s. fine
would answer, but hereafter In these cases where
ask for the highest penalty, which is $50 fine
and he had no doubt but that the court would i'm
posed that penalty.
The Judge said he intended to protect the parks
and II necessary will punish the offenders to the
extent Of the law. A fine OF IS was imposed
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TAILORING DEPARTABNT-Nore than LOCO styles
10 Ftect from Suits from S25 to- $50. EIsEMAN
BRoS. Manufacturers, TailorS and Clothiers, Cor.
9Th and Z SIS
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We RECEIVED during this week a fresh supply
OF the following waters: Buffalo Iitha, MaSSanet-
Ia Poland, Silica Carlsbad, Bedford, Apollinaris,
Brouline Arsenic, Salt EPSON and Blue Lick, at
hAAzer 1910 street northwest.
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e C. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA will do more
Cleaning for less money and labor than anything
ever used In the laundry and family. 1t brightens
coiOrs without fading them, takes out stains with
satin.
Be sure and get the real article
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STREET AND GARDEN HOSE. HOSE REELS 6C-The
Gooiy"dr Rubber Co, 800 9Th street northwest
ht'dI Pennsylvania avenue, are prepared 10 supply
Etfut ana street hose, hose reels, pipes &c Sup
Ply yourself early and get the use or it during the
entire summer
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CHASE umbrella maker carries more stock for
covering and repairing umbrellas and paraSos.
and does more business than all others combined
n this District 1914 Pennsylvania avenue and
Ill 18th street.
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v. ECKLoFF Co., Sanitary Plumbers 7O7 9th
street northwest; Branch So North Capitol
Street
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IAN APPEAL TO the senses is the shortest road to
the heart and faculty Is more Susceptible than
that OF smell. Try your best girl with Eastnan'S
MlLCnO Perfume
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LOCAL MENTION.
HE Weather.

InC',rGfi0rs far the "a h11rs commencing at H. m,
For District OF Columbia, Delaware MARYLAND
and Virginia. fair weather, nOrthweSterly winds
stationary temperature, except in southern vir-
GINA slightly cooler.
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SECURE your seats for stevens Lecture.

REMEMBER 1t Is a pleasure for US to picture the
Da6ieS- q. PRINCE,
(Over Brentanos) lIth and Ave
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To CLBRGYNEN and all others suffering so they
cannot raise their thoughts higher than their feet
should visit kenison, the chirOpodist, I2Ol Penn
syiVania avenue. His soothing, magic touching
relieves the pain, frees the thoughts from their
bondage. All for p cents.
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ALL PAPERS OF every grade, at lowest market
rates NlHdOw Shades. steel Engravings. Etch-
HIS CnrOirCS, sc. over three hundred patterns
% flcture Frame NOuidingS, from which Frames
art lh1ie 70 OTler aDy size Ree1lding done at low
street Branch store, All 9th street CYo wan
Papers at the Branch storey
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DAISY STAKEHOLDER. 81; 6o4 9th st. NV.

ONLY 81
Tor Singer Sewing Machine in perfect order.
Union Manufacturing Company, 604 9th st. NV.
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Potomac RIVER SHAD.-The finest of the season
ian De found at X. a. GOldenS Potomac River Fish
aud Game stalls. Center Market All orders
Promptly attended 70. Telephone SfT-2
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BOYS AND CHHDRENs STRAW HATS Just opened
az Francs, the Halter, corner It'll and d. Look at
The 4oc- StraWS Nice enough for any boy.
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r. HENDERSON, 923 street northwest formerly
OF 4O3 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall Spring
sly les Vail papers, window shades. sc.
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GROWERS depot for the sale OF California wines
ICr i>uly use, distinct from trade wines f.
IOincOT.t, southeast corner 18th and SITS NV
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CoKSs. chibIainS. tender joints and Bunions re-
iityel IL > minutes without pain. &c each ~
years success fUl and constant practice. Mrs. DR.
J. SeIumeS, Specialist, Manicure and Manicure
goods at dUced rates Elegant parlors)
gentleman operator from Boston, for gentlemen.
1I15 ielnSyIy aGia avenue, next door 10 PalalS
ROYAL
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Az THE WARN WEATHER ADVANCES we must be
supplied with pure wines as healthful and
Strengthening beverage. Handlers celebrated Viz
GINA Claret leads the market in pure wines
Prices 10 suit at the wine vaults, 9O9 18th street
Northwest.
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HERE ARE BARGAINS
Linen Shades. :s5A5:s, for Csc
Holland Shades, :56X7.1. for sc
Holland Shades, 36X7c2, with fringe 81
Leonard hard wood cleanaDle Refrive.rators the
os<t IN the market; prices lower than the lowest
Baby Carriages at bottom figures.
W. III. HOEkE
sol Market Space.
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the Capital Typewriting Machine Company has
elected the following board OF directors for the en-
calf, vice-president; WIN. Wheafley. treasurer;
TrinclS Hu1ty, secretary; Maurice Pech1n, ChaS
l. Moore and Andrew Devine.
THe upper GIymOnt Improvement and Excur-
Son company at meeting last night decided TO
guy s.teamnoat, TO run between this city and
Giymont. Plans for the new hotel to be erected
thlS spring were approved.
There was large attendance at ST. Josephs fair
at the various stands was brisk
MISS EiizaDeth Reid, at 17O7 Sth street north
west, lnnlcted Slight wound on her right hand
iast nlgnt, oy the accidental discharge or pistol
A coiored infant was left last night on the door
step OF mouse NO. q street northwest.
ddse at the w and n at wo S,s on
leg, and was injured in the back He was taken
to Providence Hospital
1es1eTd ;, afternoon telegraph pole near Ten
leytown, fell and struck Martin donaldson, who
was severely injured about the back.
Inc oeatn Is announced OF Mrs. Annie c. Mac
Cauley, wire OF Rev. Clay MacCauley, formerly
pastor OF All Souls church Of this city. Mrs Mac
e iter d1ea n az NJ on the 1lth instant
known In this city and much esteemed for many
good qualities.
. The WEEkIy STARS Pocket Atlas of the World
Is offered free to every subscriber to the WEEKLY
STAR. II is handsomely printed book of 1871
pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100
c9iOrea maps anu DIAGRAMS, and contains wealth
The Household Working Club Thursday eve
ming, presented TO Rev. J.. W. Smith, OF John Yves
cloth and other useful articles
the Conference OF Special Works, Of the Society
OF st. vincent de Paul. has placed box in the yes
ubule OF ST. Patricks church for the reception OF
Catholic books magazines, pamphlets and news
papers, to be distributed to The inmates OF the Re-
form school, hospital and Jail
Inc slxth anniversary OF st. AloysiuS Branch,
NO no. OF the Catholic knights OF America will be
celebrated tomorrow evening with banquet
Maj. Edmond Mallet, OF this city, has accepted
an invitation to address the Catholic Historical
Society or Philadelphia.
Margaret E. Renshaw, No. 219 10th street SOUTH
west, reports that about o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon her mouse was entered by some one who pried
open the rear door, and robbed her of two gold
$50.
]. Shillington sends st. Nicholas for May.
Tine ladies' Will hold mass meeting for the ssbOys"
OF all ages at Harris Theater tomorrow after
noon
William T. Morrison, No. 4I2 18th street, south
west reports that during the absence of the family
InurSday his house was entered through back
window and robbed of s12.7O in cash and sl3 worth
OF jewelry.
Judge Merr1ck has granted decree of divorce
IN the case OF Lucy II. LeScollett against David
LeScOletu ON the ground OF bad treatment and bad
conduct on his part.
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EvKNs' Lecture. Seats at Brentano's

JOHN 8. p. GREEN, 423 9th street northwest.
Spring styles In wall paper and window shades
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WATCHES and Jewelry on instanInents to reSpon-
siole parties LadSOn, i:-3 9Th ST. NV.
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SrEskIsG TUBES, Iron Safes repaired, j. q
kuenlinL.
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Os MONDAY jules LsNsBURGH. 3I5 7th street
VIII sell 2uV rolls Seamless Mating at ;S cents re-
GUced from 10
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On MONDAY. JULIUS LANsBURGH 3l5 9TH street.
VIII sell 20 pieces Furniture Linen at SO cents re-
Guced from 20.
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AS Easy As SfoCKISG-OUr kangaroo shoes
III TEEN ana yOul wear no OtLer. Geo. W.
E1ch iUS 7th ST. NV "
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The HOWE SCALES are being used in the War De-
partmeut
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE All 9TH ST. NV
TO measure, s. pants Eiseman, cor. 9TH and Z.
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LIGHTNING RoDs; Electric work. J. ii. Kuehling.

on MONDAY, JULIUS LANsBURGH 3I5 7th street.
1rOm -.
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BLAsKErs CLEANED, low prices.
A.,
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SPECIAL ATTENTION paid TO copying old pictures.
GEO. PRINCE, Photographer,
Ilrh and Avp
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PAEAsoLs cleaned. A. Fischer, 800 an.w
K w HENDERSON d Co. 1II3F street northwest
Wall aper, window shades, &C
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lCOD ADCLTERATIOS.
Chapter III.
Open "A can

"MARKELLs UNION BRAND MUSTARD
Then open q can Of the best imported Mustard
Quite a difference in appearance Ell? But not
half as much difference In appearance as in taste
Imported Mustard is yellow with turmerfc-any
druggist Will tell You th1t-tO disguise the flour
with which 10 Il adulterated UNION BRAND Mus
TARD Is free from flour or any other adulterant
ami. hence does not require any disguise.
Why do they put -four in Mustard?
Mustard Is worth 30 cents pound
Flour Is worth D cents pound.
THAT'S WHYt
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m ENTERTAINING LESSON Many prominent
Sst,cS aud gentlemen were present al the Y.M.CA.
bui!1lg on Thursday 10 attend the second lecture
,,osoh given by Nile v. Prud hornfne, upon her
EicHcn system OF sound: simple and novel
a. -Lti ior learning 10 speak and understand
French, and number OF those uresent TONED the
GRASSES, which now forming
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SEE j. c. Mel Dodson,s advertisement store 70
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I1oR SALE = PERSONS WHO DESIRE To PUR-
sse are hG United sanns m Ir ;ss sI. ss1S
modern Improvements: recently erected by me IN lie
are Seas,itu homes s.'es%sn ,0 VIII hi~ Se on the
St : JOHN VAC so4 and seS
NV. apl3-6t
L,oR SALE. $1,000 EACH. on TERMS To SUIT.
neaS Sass Yapd St
NV. apl3-2w
CoR sALE-sPLENpIDLY LOCATED. I4TH ST.
aey saIBss
lo0s-1oloF Est apl3-6t'
EoR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
ssyeTai anS residences. Apply to ILsoRp: ADAMS s
Co, 1904 L st. n ". apl4l6-2t
EoR sALE,sRRAT BARaAIN.5A, TWO STORY
sa i r. ei ST. s Nth e side lot
per- foot including nj te easy ass nr0s
GEO. l. HILL.
ap5-eo6t' $40 st, Room 10.
EoR ,sALE-Now Is YoUR oPPoRTUNITY-A
I residence just completed $50. Pennsylvanis ave.
sabs,antsay built brici house, nne rooms and Ss,h
m i with al the appointments Of comfortable home
Terms TO suit THoS. q. HENsEY,
sp5-2w. lO06 st. NV.
lCOR SALE-THREE-STORY, SOUTH FRONT
and one Of eight rooms s lot 5tO i7f7 $50
bGth on SoS,oran t St. between 18th and I4lh SITS
I1oR sALE-FINE EIGHT ROOM. TwosToRY.
y double-front house, on North Carolina ave, he
tween 9th and 9TH SITS large front lawn; heated 10y
furnace Price, $4,000. Address NERITAS, Star office.
sp4-lm
VroR SALE - HOUSES. LOTS AND COUNTRY
W. LIZ sOsa aa Bos sna S
ana sts NV mh2o- limo
INoR SALE-1326 r ST. NV A NEW THREE
Il story and back building brick. containing eleven
rooms, with all modern improvements; papcred and
Irescoed tnrouShout open TOR inspection: bargain.
Apply TO r. w. FILLING. owner aud builder. $50
lotn ST NV apl-lm
EoR SALE-A BARGAIN-THREE NEW 3-SToRY
\ y room Houses, with all modern improvements;
Also TWO loroom corner Houses. with improvements,
such furn3ce. open CRATE bath tub wasstand hrck
set range. stationary wash trays Sc on ST. bet Sth
and gth W. Inquire of A T. BARKER, 90l Va ave sw.
H-3Ws - = - ''
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o. MONDAY, julius LANSBURGH- 3I5 7th street.
VIII sell LOO niiSrt Carpets and Rugs at halt price
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70
and he had no doubt but that the court would i'm
posed that penalty.
and II necessary will punish the offenders to the
extent Of the law. A t1ne OF IS was imposed.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ST: JosEFHs FAIR.
RIFLES ARMORY,
| CONCERT TONIGHT
| BY PROF. KUBEL.
| TUESDAY NIGHT
It, PROF. NEwHEIsER.
THE LECTURE,
AROUND THE WORLD ON BICYCLE
THOS. STEVENS,
recent travels and most peculiar and
tracted the attention of the civilized
world, will be given at the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
APRIL 90.
Reserved Seats SO and Use.
Now on sale at Brentano's ap16-3t
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
T T99:S1s#T At ATs:
Last Appearance of the
Original and World famous
## #4zASs sE$ss::
In their Grand Fairy Spectacular,
E EASTAsMA:
MONDAY EVENING, April. 1s,
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER SUCCESS,
SAINTS AND SINNERS apl6
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUsE-EXTRA-
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL Is,
The Great Madison-square Theater Success,
SAINTS AND SINNERS.
Production authorized by A. NJ Palmer. esq, with
the strong New York cast
Seats sale at the Box Office ap15
NEW NATIONAL THEATEK.
TONIGHT ATS
Last time Of
BoUC1cAULT
MILES O'HARA
Great Sporting Play,
THE JILT"
SUNDAY, APRIL II,
GENERAL GEO. A. SHERIDAN
THE MODERN PAGAN.
Reserved Seats, 25c. and SOC.
ce TUESDAY ESP APRIL 1eThe Lyceum The.ter
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
BENEFIT ACTORS FUND.
One Performance Only.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 1s,
A. NJ. PALMER'S NEW YORK COMPANY
JIM. THE PENMAN,
With the following Powerful Cast:
s1S NJ NJ Z \ R Fiji,
NJ L Harry Mrs Haaav Me- Ne %i,a% of5teR
Mss a"de HARRISON Miss H Asaes B ssassy
Seats on sale at box Office. . ---p'' ,2
TIT Tpesday sEyegiPsThe Lyceum Theater Success
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
sUSP aHs r sESEsE 4 AP sHEk IL
THE MODERN II PAGAN.
Inc speaker Will be introduced by Lieut.. Gen. Philip
For sale at Box Office. apl4-3t
GALE OF SEATS EOR THE
New York Lycenm Theater Success
THE MAIN LINE
OPENS THURSDAY MORNING, 800,
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
MES. r. r, 4. BAKER. OF THE SCHOOL OF COOK
III COOKERY on TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
fFAiSIS H scHoo F FOX z N I'll & e.
Southwest corner of 18th and + sts.
Next Lessons 18th and 2lst,
Tickets good for any lesson. apl3-6ts
II ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATRK
MR. GEORGE MORTON,
In the Powerful American Comedy Drama. entitled
HIS SIM"
Speclaltles introduced during the Drama
MAtinees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
~ Next Week,
The Night Owls. Queens Of Burles0e.
RAsE BALL HEADQUARTERS.
216 9TH STREET NV.
. Result by innings from all games. Combinations and
the new popular French system
aplf3t BURKE CO.
CT. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 2O23 6 ST.
~ HOUSE WARMING
r.,,., J.. WEDNESDAY APRIL 10Th.
which will be held " I'm Marrhe Aux Fleurs ct Aux
Legulnes.''
,Patronesses. Nine. Bonaparte, Miss Bancroft, Mrs.
Tehlger Mrs kedfern. Miss Riggs Mrs Sheridan, Miss
tanned of the Patronesses and ut 30S3 st. spi6t.
ITARRISp EJIOU TIIR
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BUY YALE PAD-LoCEs-they cannot rlSt-none
better. Use them
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Amusen,enls Tonight

Achievements Tonight
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in 1.-The JiIt."
neutrality-suspicious."
MANASSAS PAsoRAMA-Day and evening
HAKkIS.-.'The Black Flag"
hEKsaNs.-"His sin"
DINE MUsEUN-"A Cold Day"
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20 nleasure. . suiIs. Eiseman. cor. 5th and e

YOU can buy a Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
"a; ~. -. Goat OF Ieb- Coat for $50 per pair
". H. llch Ut Market Space
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BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conversational
$50 and 800.
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TO measure, s. pants Eiseman, cor. It'll and z.
STEVENS Trip Around the World on Bicycle
Most interesting lecture OF the season.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, 453 Pa ave
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FINE PoRTRAITs- kets Keiuethy. 100 Pa ava
IUSSELLs ICE-CREAM
Lightning RODS; electric work. JH. KuehIing.
4lS l,tn St NV
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ONLY IS
Tor No. s ". & ". sewing Machine I'm perfect
Or0er. Y nICn Manufacturing Co Coz OH 81 ID w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-16

REENGKE's ice cream, 235 G stn.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW DWELL
= ing. No 500 L st NV. Lot. 33 feet front, IL
rooms and cellar furnace. CRATES and all modern
improvements; handsomely papered and mahosauy
Ranteis with mirror in every room: wide parking.
Price only $9,250.
Inc house is open for inspection.
f0r particulars spply to the owner, R. GOLD
SCHMID. 1910 st. NV. from TO pm. ap16-am
Tor SALE-SEyERAL HOUSES IN NORTHWEST
ana northeast from Sl.00 to $1,000. At price
ASKED they are good Investments. HARDING &
WATERS, COG 18th stn.w 1t
EoR E-BARGAIN-SIX-R0oM HOUSE; ALL
mod imps., with adjoining building lot 9th ST.,
near N NV. GEO. Z. PAYNE CO.,
aplO-3t' Sl3 18th II. NV.
Tor SALE-2l41 X ST. n. W.: Two-SToRY AND
basement; press. brick front eight rooms in excel.
TENT order; modern improvements: lot ia by 100
feet deep; price $4,000 Apply 10 owner on prem
lses. apl8-lot'
tOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY
property, lot g room house. variety of good fruit
on place Inquire BOZ North Carolna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-16

SILVER PLATED-wARE SALE. For one week
only we Will sell Rogers i MeridanS best quad
ripple plate AZ factory prlceS. Roger teaspoons 81
10 half doZ- knives, S1S1 half dOZ.: butter-disheS
So; castOrs, 4-bottle, 50: 5-bottle. $780, cake
baskets, 81: cups, 81; 5-piece tea service, very
handsome. SIS: ice-ptchers, So pckle-castors, 81;
for net cash only. h HARRIS Co., 4:s 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-16

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